The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time this year, which could lower credit card and loan rates. CNBC senior personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson joins TODAY to share ...

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After a lengthy pause, the Federal Reserve on Sept. 17 announced a quarter percentage point cut to its benchmark interest rate. Economists say it is likely the first in a series of reductions that ...

The Federal Reserve is now seen as likely to cut interest rates multiple times before the end of the year, following another weak jobs report that showed unemployment jumping to a four-year high. The ...

The Federal Reserve will hold its next two-day policy meeting on Sept. 16 and 17. The Fed has yet to cut interest rates in 2025, but a deteriorating jobs market could force its hand next week. Further ...

The US job market drastically weakened in August, confirming signs of a slowdown – and making an interest rate cut this month look like a done deal. Employers added a paltry 22,000 jobs last month — ...

Amazon says it's phasing out a perk that allowed members to share Prime shipping benefits outside of their home. In an update to Amazon's customer service directory, the company confirmed that it ...

A weak August jobs report all but clinched a Fed rate cut later this month. A big miss on nonfarm payrolls and an increase in unemployment signaled the need for stimulus. The report was so weak that ...

Wholesale prices unexpectedly fell in August as businesses ate the bulk of Trump’s tariff costs, teeing up the Federal Reserve to slash interest rates next week. The Producer Price Index, which ...